Hi, Our project is a campus filling a city block across the street from the premier sports stadium, a huge entertainment complex and a convention center in major US city.

Dear all LEEDusers, I got a clarification question regarding our project but I am not sure that the review team is correct.

Which of the following transportation methods does not count as public transportation for LEED purposes? A. Bus B. Subway System C. Elevated Rail System D. Taxi E.

Under the “Bird’s Eye View” tab above, in response to the FAQ, “Where do I draw the radius from?” it says, “Use the center of the LEED project boundary.” This same advice is in the LEEDuser “Missin

Does a community pool count as a basic serivce? If yes, can it count as it's own category, or would it fall under "community center" or "fitness center"?

We have a project that will meet SS2 once pedestrian access is available. Do you know if it is adequate to show the sidewalk is in the county's budget?

Has anyone successfully used an Athletic Track as a "fitness center" option? Definitely open the public and seems like it should fly. Thanks!

I have a project with over 300,000 SF in an urban area that includes an attached parking garage.

In the Sustainable Sites CREDIT 2/ OPTION 1 – Development Density - I don’t understand why “the density calculation is based on a typical two-storey downtown development…” Why not on a 1-storey or

I have a project that has 30 stories of above-grade office/retail/parking structure and 3 levels of below-grade parking.